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Newspaper
Country Today
Location
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1977
Page
4
Daily observations cover November 28 to December 4. Data include temperature highs and lows, precipitation, wind, and sky conditions. Records note notable deviations with comparisons to seasonal norms and any observed weather events impacting local activities.
Weather chart by UW Eau Claire geographer Richard Palm shows temperatures in the 30 below to 60s, with December snowfall up to two feet and more than three feet in Pierce County. Area counties saw continued snow, with Eau Claire airport at eight inches and Pierce County fields at 11 inches. Trempealeau and St Croix counties at six inches. Coldest readings ranged to 11 below in Barron and Trempealeau, while Dunn and St Croix counties stayed above zero. Precipitation varied, with Elsworth reporting 0.31 inches and most stations two to three inches of new snow or 0.2 inches water equivalent.
Normal highs and lows for Eau Claire are listed for the week of December 7 through 13 in the National Weather Service records. The seven day outlook summarizes average daily temperatures, reflecting seasonal norms.
The Wisconsin State Patrol issued a news release redefining road condition phrases used on radio reports. Good winter driving condition means bare or nearly bare highways. scattered slippery spots indicate occasional slippery areas from drifting snow or shade. slippery spots and stretches refer to compacted snow or ice stretches.
The Farmland Preservation Law prompts questions from farmers about meaning and application. Clark County Extension Office schedules two informational meetings to explain the bill. The first is December 13 at the Clark Electric Auditorium in Greenwood, the second December 20 at the Neillsville Courthouse auditorium. Both start at 7:45 p.m.
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